Nowadays, the internet plays a significant role in our daily life. Browsers and search histories

record the majority of our activities. Our privacy is surely infringed as long as these records serve as a useful and convenient means to learn more about others. How do we maintain our privacy in an age where the internet makes our lives public?

We have access to the participant's personal data for this project. The participant will use a

controller in the virtual environment to interact with his floating internet windows. These windows

can be closed, hinted, deleted, swiped, or deleted by the participant. As the participants interact, their body movements will be captured as traces and stored in the trace bank. When the following participant enters the virtual environment, he has the option of viewing other participants' publicly accessible search histories in addition to viewing his own search history. To be more precise, in the virtual world, when approaching various trace sections, the original code of the trace owner's search histo-effects, which are the indication of the owner's attitudes toward his browsing records.